Kei Imazu & Bagus Pandega: "Currents without Anchors" Exhibition

About this event

Held as the winter 2026 exhibition rotation at Naoshima New Museum of Art in Naoshima Town, Kagawa Prefecture, "Kei Imazu & Bagus Pandega: Currents without Anchors" is the first full-scale museum collaboration exhibition between Indonesia-based artists Kei Imazu and Bagus Pandega. Conceived based on the environmental connections between the Setouchi region and Indonesia as island areas surrounded by sea, this exhibition visualizes the movement of marine-related resources, the expansion of desires, and associated memories of disasters and wars through concepts such as "currents", "purification and preservation", and "destruction and regeneration". In a space where the past, present, and future, as well as mythology and historical facts intersect, diverse works and natural materials are arranged in coordination—including undulating light, large quantities of driftwood, large-scale paintings, and sound-producing sculptures—creating a space that offers insights into our living environment and the state of the world. The installation, in which paintings, machines, plants, water, copper, light, and sound react to one another and circulate like a single ecosystem, invites viewers into contemplation about the environment and the state of the world.

Venue

Naoshima New Museum of Art

3299-73 Naoshima, Kagawa District, Kagawa 761-3110